Pinguicula sehuensis
A butterwort from central Sardinia described in 2014, collected on Mesozoic limestone at Montarbu near Seui at about 1160 m. It grows on moist limestone in a Mediterranean mountain climate with hot, dry summers and cold, wet winters. It needs constant moisture during growth, shade from summer heat and a cool winter.
Where it grows wild
The type locality is on Mesozoic limestone at Montarbu, Seui, facing north-east. It is assumed to grow on moist or seeping limestone rock with moss, like the other Sardinian and Corsican butterworts.
About 1160 m at the type locality.
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